NOTE: As you may have noticed, the word 'IMMEDIATELY' is used a lot here, meaning these actions happen very quickly and you have to be quick, and a successfully recovery might take a few tries. Landing Legs below 1000m or as required.velocity, monitor TWR, AGL height and burn time left, and continue downrange to land as normal. Set throttle to zero on with 5% or more fuel left saving the rest for landing.Below 80,000m and ~800m/s, extend Grid Fins.You can now re-engage Center Booster Engine and burn as necessary but sparingly, carefully monitoring burn time.Once downrange landing trajectory is achieved, Turn off Center Booster Engine and immediately 'Set Retrograde heading'.West, Continuing on with center booster engine on to desired downrange location.

Turn off Outer Booster Engines as soon as craft trajectory is completely vertical.While monitoring your trajectory in map view, Turn on all booster engines and begin retrograde burn.Set 'Lock Retrograde Heading' and after craft maneuvers into retrograde heading IMMEDIATELY click on 'Lock Current Heading'.Engage Stage 2, switch back to Booster Command Chip.

of 1st stage burn time left, shut down all booster engines If no booster recovery is required or wanted, continue with 2nd stage as normal into LDO.

DO NOT turn on RCS during Stage 1 Launch phase.

Turn on AG 1 and AG 2 immediately after launch (all boster engines).

NOTE: For best results and maximum enjoyment please read and follow the instructions below carefully! Launch: This is a MOBILE FRIENDLY replica of the latest iteration of the Falcon 9. A very hard landing is shown in the GIF below.Īrda Industries Presents: SPACEX Falcon 9

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